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Hold the Dark

عملجرمڈرامہ

بھیڑیوں کے ہاتھوں ہلاک ہونے کا شبہ تین بچوں کی ہلاکت کے بعد ، مصنف رسل کور کو ایک لاپتہ چھ سالہ لڑکے کی والدہ نے الاسکا بیابان میں اپنے بیٹے کو ڈھونڈنے اور تلاش کرنے کے لئے رکھا ہے۔

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عملجرمڈرامہ

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2018

دورانیہ

2h 5m

IMDb

5.6

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Release2018

Runtime2h 5m

IMDb★ 5.6

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Jeffrey Wright

Russell Core

Alexander Skarsgård

Vernon Slone

James Badge Dale

Donald Marium

Beckam Crawford

Bailey

Riley Keough

Medora Slone

Michael Tayles

Clerk

IB

Issac Bird

Yup'ik Teen

JW

Joseph Whitebird

Yup'ik Man

ZS

Zandus Snow

Yup'ik Boy

Julian Black Antelope

Cheeon

Conor Boru

Corporal

Anabel Kutay

Iraqi Woman

Emmanuel Imani

Medic

Tantoo Cardinal

Illanaq

Clarence Hoof

Yup'ik Prayer 1

SB

Savannah Bird

Yup'ik Prayer 2

KP

Karen Powderface

Yup'ik Prayer 3

Eric Keenleyside

Big Deputy

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Janu BobNov 22, 2022

After establishing himself as one of the most promising talents working in the film industry today with two back-to-back cinematic gems, Jeremy Saulnier hits a snag with his fourth feature film and delivers his first dud with Hold the Dark. The story unfolds in a small village in the Alaskan wilderness and follows a writer who's summoned there by a young woman to hunt & kill the wolves that took her son, only to find himself in the middle of a vengeful rampage being carried out by the boy's father. Directed by Jeremy Saulnier (best known for Blue Ruin & Green Room), Hold the Dark begins on a promising note, creating the required intrigue & mystery but it all fades away as the muddled plot goes a tad too awry. The viewers are given nothing to latch on to and the story wanders with no sense of direction. Though the story teases with a feral angle, the mystery remains a mystery, leaving behind more questions than answers. The threads are left loose, not much material is provided to connect the dots, characters aren't fleshed enough to make us care, and whatever Saulnier was aiming for, he falls short by a considerable margin. The only thing working in the film's favour is its dark atmosphere. Reeking of death & dread, the aura is that of an omen and it is well sustained from start to finish. The smart camerawork, desolate locations & grim score bring an uneasy feeling of their own into the mix. Yet it all amounts to nothing thanks to its convoluted structure. Its slow-burn narrative makes its 125 minutes runtime feel twice as long. There are many scenes that don't add up and it's all emotionally distant. There is a shootout segment that will stand out for most but even that ends up overstaying its welcome. As for the ending, it's bound to leave many viewers baffled, frustrated & unsatisfied. The violence the film has in store is brutal & unflinching just like the director's past features yet they don't leave much of an impact. Performances range from good to garbage and in a cast starring Jeffrey Wright, Alexander Skarsgård & Riley Keough, it's James Badge Dale who shines. Macon Blair also has a cameo and it's awful. On an overall scale, Hold the Dark is a slow, meandering, overlong, blank & boring mess, and is undeniably Jeremy Saulnier's weakest film to date. A shoddily scripted & poorly executed thriller that brings the director's creative momentum to a sudden halt, Hold the Dark is an unexpected misfire that may require another viewing for a final verdict but for now, it is an absolute disappointment.

eye Empress ❤💕Nov 22, 2022

Anyone who caught a glimpse of the trailer would be certain a genre-meshing treat was on the cards, but 'Hold the Dark' fails to fulfil on that eerie expectation by the time the anti-climactic ending happens. The film stars Jeffrey Wright as a retired naturalist and wolf expert lured into an intriguing mystery about the disappearance of a young boy - supposedly taken by wolves. The setting imbues a sense of foreboding, an aesthetic the story deserves, at least initially. But the further into the narrative you go, the more everything blurs. The mystery goes from dark adventure to crime thriller with undertones of supernatural/occult themes that not only don't gel with the outset, but also don't unravel into anything that makes sense. You can tell that 'Hold the Dark' has the right recipe, but the ingredients are all under-cooked, and the result is never as tasty as the trailers promise. The landscapes and visuals are undeniably the film's greatest strength, but there's only so long that the beautifully rendered, ice-cold bleak winter setting can keep you engaged before you need some narrative sustenance to satisfy curiosity. More an art film than an adventure, 'Hold the Dark' has a couple of lively sequences courtesy of bursts of violence that punctuate the monotonous pace, but because the plot isn't as tantalising as it should be, just like the setting, it feels rather empty before proceedings slow down again. The final impression is something you realise sustained your curiosity, attempted to test intellect, but failed to conclude events properly; ultimately leaving you baffled and disappointed. 6/10